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If I had to spend that much time immersed in the fucked up universe that movie is set in, I'd want to avoid doing more of the same too.
Theres a short list of horror that sticks in my craw years later and Midsommar is one of them. Something about the villages way of life is so alien but in a way that's totally plausible for an isolated group somewhere to believe.
Because villages have, in fact, done it before.
Next you're going to tell me Florence Pugh says will no longer do a role like Dani in "Midsommar" because she abused her mental health.
To be fair, clarifying that she was abusing her mental health is a big change from what the headline says.
Respect to her for coming out of that role with a clear perspective. The whiplash to Little Women sounds really rough. Such good performances from her in both too.
